Data Protection

As part of the terms of service or contract for service, Investigate Ireland is obligated to comply with the Data Protection rules set by the Data Protection Commissioner’s Office of Ireland (specifically in relation to Data Processors). We are committed to the following principles at all times:

• Collecting and processing data in a fair and transparent manner.
• Using the data solely for one or more specified, lawful purposes.
• Processing the data in ways that are consistent with the original purposes for which it was provided.
• Ensuring the data is kept secure and protected.
• Maintaining the data’s accuracy and ensuring it is up-to-date.
• Ensuring the data is adequate, relevant, and not excessive in relation to its intended purpose.
• Retaining the data for no longer than necessary for the specified purpose(s).

Data Security

Our purpose-built, secure offices and robust security procedures ensure that any data we maintain during the course of our engagement is always safeguarded.

Although the Security Industry does not have a specific published Code of Practice, we are well-acquainted with and closely adhere to the Data Protection Code of Practice for the Insurance Industry. We stay up-to-date with all developments regarding data protection matters.

Code of Professional Conduct

Investigate Ireland, as part of its service contract or agreement, adheres to the following Code of Professional Conduct:

Confidentiality

We are fully committed to maintaining the highest standards of integrity in all our interactions with current, potential, and past clients, especially in maintaining normal commercial confidentiality and protecting personal information shared during our business dealings. This commitment extends to our relationships with customers, suppliers, and partners.

Ethics

Our services are always delivered with honesty and honor, and we expect the same ethical approach from our clients and suppliers. The advice, strategic guidance, and training we provide are all carefully considered to reflect ethical values, ensuring the protection and enhancement of the moral integrity of both our clients and suppliers.

Duty of Care

We ensure that all our actions and advice comply with the relevant laws. Furthermore, we believe every business or organization, including ours, should avoid causing harm to the human rights of individuals, local communities, or the environment, and should actively contribute to the well-being of society as a whole.

Consumer Protection Code

Although Investigate Ireland is not directly regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland, as a Data Processor working with organizations regulated by the Central Bank, we are fully familiar with and always comply with the Consumer Protection Code.



Professional Conduct

We conduct all of our activities with the utmost professionalism and integrity. We make sure that our judgments and recommendations are entirely objective, guided only by the best interests of our clients, ensuring that no external factors influence our advice.